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Sun-kissed days.
Access to quality health care.
A sense of community.
These factors may be top-of-mind when youre hunting for your dreamretirementspot.
For one, cities where home prices are falling may be dipping into your price range.
Thats a decline of $51,000 or 10 percent, year-over-year.
The numbers are also down from five years ago, however, by 12 percent.
So long-term prospects are shakier.
The lists blend data from ZillowsHome Value Indexand the U.S. Census American Community Survey.
Both lists include some places youve likely heard of.
For additional perspective, weve also included trends for the past five years.
Retirement Towns Where Home Prices Are Falling the Most (Year-Over-Year)
1.
Palm Beach, Florida
2.
Beverly Hills, California
3.
Saint Helena, California
4.
Sunny Isles Beach, Florida
5.
Sausalito, California
6.
Taos, New Mexico
7.
Sanibel, Florida
8.
Hillsborough, California
9.
River Ridge, Louisiana
10.
Newport Beach, California
2.
Saratoga, California
3.
Los Altos, California
4.
Paradise Valley, Arizona
5.
Los Altos Hills, California
6.
Villa Park, California
7.
Los Gatos, California
8.
San Marino, California
9.
Lawrence, New York
10.
Cities in which less than 20 percent of residents are age 65 and over were removed for this study.
Cities with a population under 5,000 were removed for this study.
All data is up to date as of July 30, 2024.
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